Conduit CTO @riopopper on why the future of brain-to-text is skipping human language entirely and going straight from your thought embedding to the AI's embedding: "There's a separate type of thing that we're not really working on, that's more like silent speech, sub-vocalizations or tiny facial movements." "We're less excited about that because I see that as exciting and a step up from regular speech-to-text, but you're still fundamentally bottlenecked by human language." "If you can get the thought from someone's head directly to a computer before you even have to spend time compiling it down into words, like the high level idea, then that would let you get everything done much, much faster. That's what non-invasive can do." "We kind of want to go straight for the direct embedding to embedding communication with AI. If we make fun products along the side, then great, but that's not the number one priority." @NaomiBashkansky